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Savannah courier. (Savannah, Tenn.) 1885-1979, 1887-05-12

One hundred and ninety-fve
Smiths have graduated from Yale since
1909.
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Dom PedfO,s Fate.

PHYSICIANS SAY THAT He WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO RE-
SINE WORK.
From the New York Herald.
RIO JANEIRo, sept. 10, 1ss7.-A great sensation
was excited here early In this week by the publi-
cation in the Gazetd de Noticios OF Partisan cor
respondence from DR.. Dermeval da Fonseca, one of
IT, editors asserting, from his own observ arons as
physician. and from his inquiries among doctors
and others who had opportunities OF obser-
walton, that the emperor viii never again
be able 10 attend 10 public affairs, through
that progressive failure Of his intellect shown In
his fOrgetfulness OF recent matters and OF names
which Is due 10 his malady, diabetes. In fact, DIT
FOnseca cites private interview he had with his
Iormer teacher Professor Peter one OF the medical
experts called IN to examine Dom Pedro. who de-
elared 70 him: .The emperor Is irrerrievabIy LOST
Ills return 10 business must not be thought Of IL
would infallibly precipitate the mental decay and
render him utterly crazed in short time
These assertions or revelations OF Dr. Fonseca
have been denied by the government and have
provoked storm OF Indignant protest from the
seml-oncial writer's Unfortunately DR.. Fonse-
Tumors prevalent In Rio society for some time
previous 20 the efrperOrs departure for E,lrope
Attention Is also liked upon the election about
10 take place at Pernanbuco, In consequence OF
one OF It's representatives Mr. Manoel Porfe,la
having 10 SOLICIT reelection, through his entry
into the ministry as minister OF the empire
Greatly 10 The disgust OF the government, and
especially OF the new minister, Dr. Josauim
Naouco, the abolition1st chief, has Returned from
England on purpose TO contest the election
OF DIT. Portella, and has probabilities or
ment can exert. To check the oppositions electoral
agitation the government delegate has prohibited
and suppressed By force open-air meetings one
life beiDg already sacrificed In doing So The abo-
ltlOnist feeling l. very strong In Pernambuco and
u Is IN arms against the minister because in enter
Ing The cabinet he consented 10 sacrifice TO its pr-
hoQnced pro-slayery policy his own loudly pro-
Ment-
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MT. VERNON SEMINARY,
N1 HOO, 1104, 1116 NJ st. and 1870 18th st.

M HOO, 11O4, l116 NJ st. and 1880 18th st.
French and English Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies and Little Girls
Academic, intermediate and Primary Departments
Connexions new school building. containing CHAPEL.
SESSION ROOMS, CLASS-ROOMS, and OFFICE.
with steam heating and best modern improvements
ready for occupancy this fall
Thirteenth year begins OCTOBER 6.
For circulars apply to Principal,
s34m MRS. E. j. SOMEnS
MIR. AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAC WILL RES ME
w the duties of their School October 4th, at
1O16 18th st. NV. Private instruction in French
English, Drawing, Mathematics, &c. so2-1ms
FINHE MEDICAL PREPAYMENT OF HOWARD
l. UNIVERSITY
will for the benefit of Medical Students give thor
ough course in Clinical Medicine. Surgery Diseases of
Women and Obstetrics during the ensuing session at
the Freedmens Hospital as follows:
Medical Clinic every Sunday, at Pm by Prof
I. y. Hood. surgical Clinic every Saturday, at D.
Dispensary Clinic by Dr.: F. J. shadd Prof. Puryis
will limit his Obstetcal Clinics to advanced Students
Surgical Clinic will be given every Sunday morn
ing during the winter months by Prof Robert Rey
at Providence Hospital.
Dental operations and filing of teeth will be Der
formed daily by Prof John F. r. Dufour and staff
For information address c. b PURVIS, NJ. D.. Ills
18th ST. IL. soi-1m
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Prui- Henry Dr,lmmond, of the University OF
Edinburgh, Scotland, who, with q party OF CO.
laoorers, Is investigating the religious system OF
the American colleges, addressed g large number
VI Yale men at Dwight Hail. In New Haven. SUM-
day afternoon In explaining his work he said
among other things:
We are scientists and deal with facts. and n is
because our religion Is founded on facts that we
have come 70 you to-day l would say 10 thos..
who have not seen Mt 10 join our movement mat
The outsiders are. In mary instances the bright
est, the WIttiest men In our colleges They refIlse
10 identify themselves with Us because they see
All The little weaknesses OF Christianity snn-
pose you sit on the fence good deal here AZ YALE.
but there il no fence In religion You are lookiny
Oh al the hight between religion ana the world
young man should be religious as a young man
hot as an old woman. We allow no inlerferenc,
Win amusement. and consequently have drawn
many football and cricket players within our
f1hAs. dozen more OF our men have formed a
sDtlstS. ana nave To go into the slums OF Edin-
puIgh anu work among the poor ana wretched
: hcir room Is decorated with the trophies they
Won IN al hletes. and they are manly and strong
lnen oi the university. We do not interfere with
specultt!on- We hold that there are twelve ed
FRANCES 10 the Kingdom OF God Kingsley goes IL
az one gate; sam Jones In another. There Is q
steae deal OF religion In this country but no,
Huch Chrlstianlty- The object OF our being her
- thAt we may become like Christ and that Is the
oojeet M college and university
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II the Art Of all Artsno persons education In com.
and useful and none pays better at the present day.
than Hoention.'
ihf fpea 9fssGsr III.
m y GF aP W win Hdh. e study Eo
and aecomPlishhment which forms an important
a1 1SU sV sSost
Sssfs sfsfssf THsh 4n1zG
9kiF5s
%HF5iS md H5d S1iSd Comedy bEHsETS
Public Graduating Exercises occur in June,
send cataios s,sn xsR full de-
sspip yTS Of G9sse Courses; also CoNTESTs
Ss tie 81 Bsse
R'S1i REisa and
saa o1S't sf:' Of b city 5i
q a1H1asfAs sq uE3Eksf sYGH e
ENGL1 sH--khetoric, Logic, English Language and
MATHEMATIC;s" AiseSra, Geometry, Trisonometry.
MODERN fnssan and German
v Anayeal and Assayins.
and 4 Toposraphic al''ve
PHISICS-Heat, Light, Electricity. Acoustic and
Pneumatic and special course in Electric
AsTl;oNoMYa Descriptive and Practical.
METEOROLOGY-Theory and Methods of Signal Of
CIVIL. ENGINEERING echanics. Descriptive &C.
PHILOsOtHY-Me Mental and Moral.
Courses of Lectures on Botany, Zoology, Anthro-
Studies begin at O'Clock pm
For information applyto
sel9-lm E. T. FR1sToE, Dean.
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LOOK! LooKl! LooKiu
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E!es9h hsks "a Repairing ., Piano: and
cams 70 yesTs Work warranted Price:
eass Warerooms Sol 9th street NV n' ' s1s.sm
tpSI Fhs h S9s sisas
pi .i9 made 81 E. :v sI nas. fo ST. s.:
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nECKER BROS SQUARE GRAND PIANO, WITH
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DIANOS FOR RENT AT MODERATE PRICES
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EDUCATIONAL,


GRADED SCHOOL AND KINDERaARTEN. NEAR
W MASS. AVE, 1927 18th st. NV. Twelfth wear
Number of pupils limited. Principals: MISS Susie
POLLOCK. formerly of Boston educeted in Germany
ard MISS CATHERINE NOERR sSO-4ws'
DRIvATE INSTRUCTION THE BEST-PROF.
L RICHARDS will continue to prepare pupils for
College, Civil Service and for special employmenta Il
1901 Corcoran st. s16-1ms
MIR 1. G. MARINrS ACADEMY OF DANCING
Wl will open Saturday. September "a. 1887 ii
O'Clock p m. Masonic Hall For particular send for
circular. 49, I'm
TIME CEDARs-A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL,
Il for young ladies sn9 little girls Reopens Octo-
Der 3. pupils classified September % and 3d. Supe-
ror advantages in Languages, Music, History, and
Literature. Address MISS EARLE, 1916 35th St.
Washington, D. c. sep5- 3m
MEDICAL PREPAYMENT OF GEORGETOWN
M UNIVERSITY.-The Thirty ninth Session will
begin with Introductory Address by Prof JOS
IABER JoHSS0N. on IN MH1DNDAfi OCTOBER 3 at
10th NV to which the profession and the public
invted after which date the regular lectures will
begin daily at 5 so p m For further information
apply to j. w. II. LOVEJOY, NJ. d., Dean,
sl9-1m 900 18th st. NV.
MISS TACIE A. DANIEL WILL RESUME Les
WI sons in vocal and instrumental Music September
Soth. 10 oth ST. NV. s20-1ms
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convention OF independent colored men viii be
helu IA thariottesVilie, Va, October ~ for ca,
purpose OK deciding upon the best plan 10 pursuf
ID the present campaign In that state.
Capt. Black and Moses SaIoInon in r-bicaoo
satuTuaF, Degan preparing the petition TO tht
eTIor Ii the case OF the anarcatstl ~ '"
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

MT. VERNON! MI VERNON!
STEAMER W: W coRcoRAN
Vernon and River Landings a. Tar down as aymont At
s E ss|ss5 m Returning reaches w.'hins'n
STEAMER JOIN Y; TH9MPsos FOR POTOMAC
Leaves 9Th St 1h.rf every snnasy Tuesday wedne.-
day. and Friday 1t Fare. frat class, Soc:
Sundays iii landings to Nonini. Currioman and
rS sna;an !, MGndsys
DAY evening arriving 1T IN AS
all .nnSs to HsTn and
For further Information apply OH e e xhsrf .
Telephone call 81. Slim
NORFOLK AND FORTRESS MoNRoE.
IN DAlLA, EA.4-f- FRIDAY.
Lev fares The safe and f.s, s.s.ms
& ss5 ps:S tss. s: "a
Es9R ;ss %
d ASR kEssf s ss1s
street wharf on MONDAYS. wEDNEsDAYs. FRI-
a s4 .nS Sn
M. Exclusive connection with Boston and Providence
1ssisS:d lines sSs ssash ssesss room: :nd acfss.
T: ;!:s :esss e''fs srs
CTEAMER + l. LEAyRS TTH-ST. WHARF
3 ON Sundays, TueodayS and Thursdays ct am, foe
Potomac river landings far Msttox Creek Grind
er's wharf, SundAys down and Wednesdays up. Breny9
aud Chapel Point Thursdays DOWN anu Mondays aud
NedNeodAy0 w.
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os RST9 }*tS k sTXEk EkEpIhs sSrrr
Leaves 9TH IT. wharf on MONDAYS THUkHDAx9
FRIDAYS and SUNDAY PM. touching st Rtver aud
ne e fsf h e h On Csek C9G%:n 1 =
Shepherd, Zee schedule. JOHN b PADdETT. Axk
n1RECT 10 NEW YORK-FREl0HT 8TEA4Rno
~ JOHN GIBSON and Z. O. KNIGHT lsove Pte IL
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PROPOSALS.

Aington, ID. c., October 3, 1887 Marble Bslustrsde
Grsnoiithie Pavement and Goal Propos.s for the
12 at this Office, whore specifications and REQUIRE
ments can be seen. Yours respectfully, EDWARD
CLARK, Architect, U. 8. Capitol. os-eo4f
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-GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
SCHOOL OF LAW,

GEORGETOWN UNIVERSITY.
SCHOOL OF LAW
REV JAMES + Poso1NAN, 81.
cua afsi1asn r. Of H f6f FFa%lxssSs' t. D.
n0S ds'eI 5a!sss T. Sl S5aSs + ssim:
Lecturer on statutory and Administrative Law and
HON. cHA ffEas f 7. JAMES. LID.
(yustice supreme Court District of COLUMBIAN,
aoS VI hs asf SE EaEse it, p
, gustice Supreme Court District Of Colqmbia),
lecture, ., sHf f5r
Lecturer 5aT IL & "a Es.s ,Ps Law Of
Lecturer sSs e F4.ss. pssssls,
and Negotiable Paper.
Lecturer on Common Law Practice and Domestic Re.
Lecturer on Law fess and Tests,
mentary Law.
MOOT COURT
coSra Of Appe.spRSFs GH kRRf Horr
NAN; WILLIAM NJ. MEkRICK. and MARTIN n F.
SAMUEL NJ YEATMAN, Esq,
Secretary and Treasurer
Introductory lecture and announcements for the
On oet Sa ana
at 80 Pm All interested are most cordially in
,, library Comprising nearly 1000 volumes Of care
rasna ae ana eS
in the Law Building, and will be open from m to
10 m daily except Sundays to students and alumni
The Secretary can be seen at the Law Building
be at ~ suf sradey
Vi as ''' W 'i'''A'''n y s ~ n " YEAfMAN.
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EAUQUIER FEMALE INSTITUTE,
Il WAkRENTON. VA,
Opens its 9th arsNlal session Sept. IA, 1887 Sit
uated in the Piedmont region OF Virginia unsurpassed
for its beauty, fertility and healthfuness Only 80
are tastefully laid out The building of the finest
school eifces in the State full corps Of teachers
Terms reasonable and made known application.
For Catalogues address
jy13-eo-3m GEO. g. BUTLER. A. NJ, Principal.
FTNHE MISSES TIFF EY'S SCHOOL FOR GIRLS
L and little boys 1896 Corcoran 81, reopens Sept
ID. Instruction thorough
Apply for circulars s7-w,sm1ms
E. SCHEEL. TEACHER OF PIANO, ORGAN
- and Singing. Particular attention to beginners
well those wishing be qualified for
or performers 734 18th st. NV au3l-w&s2m.
GRAHAM'S STANDARD PHONOGRAPHY-THE
N best shorthand. Lessons in class, private by
mail Graham's publications for sale at New York
prices. 207 9th St he. sl-w&s2m.
MAUP1N's UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
Sixth Session opens 10Th Sept. For catalogues ad-
dress CHAPMAN MAUPIN, NJ. A., Principal.
Xl6-w&s3m
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RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SCHEDULE IN EFFECT j., asTH. 1887
" sHN sERE SR 1Ak H.
For Chicago and Northwest. EXP. Daily 1888 m,
Fer Cincinnati and St LouA Exp Daily s:l5 aud
For Fttsburs and Cleveland. EXP. Daily 10: 55 Am.
Fog Plhisdeiphis; Newark. and Whminsson. 7:so T.
& Baltimore and Phil
FOR , sslSs|%Sss s'oS So s'sS ssS, Pa
s3 l4:aS g 51ns!s a51 and Is e
saHS.F: ~ ss s sas and il "a Sm s0
For Annapolis, 6; 90 and 500 am. io and i :a5
s oHsassss ia5 p sunasys
80 m, 10 pm ''' N''
% so . ;na
and II 3 39 g% o.. on Sundays $50 am. and 1'so
For stations on ANY MetronoRfiian Branch, te4s an
4:4S pm; for principal stations only 80 10 LIN,
For aaithersburs and intermediate points. 70 o5 a
For BOyd's and intermediate stations. 11:2o p NJ
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday only Of
a:15 p m. stopping at all stations on Metropol tan
For Frederick t10:55 .. m, Is 80 p. IN. Sundays
rom aaiy and
4:2O p. m: from Cincinnati and ST. Louis daily, ~
f. 5 s5S :ss sS sns s.s :ss
From Singery and intermediate points north OF Bal
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III Ss: sy;Sy go ana Il
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Except Sunday: 'Daily.
an. az cssts and
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ser1 Manager. Gen Pass Agent
DIEDMONT. AIR LINE,
schMsdu1s IL effect fleet s Hs sth 1887
Gerdonsvie, charlottesyIe, Ly9clbuIs and station;
Dr sna g1s as
Calers. Montgomery and New Orleans Pullman
afT bss for Char
lottesyhie asrdonsyiiie stations Ches Ohio Route
.nd sS ss
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10 hsm and .na
trains Washington to Atlanta Does not connect Tor
stlssSuIe and intsrmsdiats stations, Connects 4
bs f.
Route. Pullman Sleepers and Solid Trains washing
noogs. Memphis, Little Rock. and all Southwestern
Memphis without change.
100 P. M.-Southerh Express Daily for Lynchburs
Aiken Augusta, Atlanta, MONTGOMERY, New Orleans
Texas and California Pullman SleePers Washington
q sw TR SLEEPER. s
ington to Augusta without change
Trains on Washington aud Ohio division leave Wash
tngIon 9:l2 A. ~, Daily except Sunday. and 4 As E
n: Returning leave Round Iil sos A NJ Daily aud
Egg n Daily exceIt Sunday. arriving Washington
Through trains from the south via, Charlotte Dan.
aud H. W. Iss Tenn ssto .S
burg at l0:43 A. NJ and $40 2. NJ via Chez and
Ohio Route and Charlottesville at $40 p NJ Etras.
burg Local at Eat A. NJ
Tickets, Sleeping Car reservation and information
furnished. and baggage checked at Office 1900 Pennsy
yanis avenue and It Passenger Station
hailroad 9th and streets. JAS. l. TAYLOR,
SD General Passenger Agent.
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sl sIS Tlas1piI:s;;Ens!.:h !.snsh' ana a.1%s55
WAs la,1re on SCHOOL OF ELoCTTl2NSv AND
er1sd.s hssss
and College Preparatory. "a I'm .
ST l.a,s p to RESI-
INT
A LADY COLLEGE GRADUATE WILL GIVE IN
~ instruction in English branches. French or Ger
6nn :: Starr Once for COLLEGE or the children
i moss c0THrehensiye cheapest and best educator
Agency iass 9Th . 8. NV
nRAwINa AND PAINTING TAUGHT By COM
s sn On 1s
st sl5O per month. Studio s21 18th St o3- Inn
l. ss,s s.H'H F.:sA.r of v,el,. and c..as, :,
MISS EMMA GRAY CHRISTIAN sCIENTIsT)
a eea s5 &
Foea Nss1 lie TEACHER OF RJAN3
s tftlfs Beginners as web as to pupils adys9c:d
MISS NINA CHANDLER, TEACHER OF MUSIC.
sPeGra attention to beginners as well as to ad
st NV f''e'sleeS terms m'oer" oi Inn In
kskfks E s6MaAfI TSa{s9se class
zone saaes of
MIR JAMES CAULF1ELD, LATE PROFESSOR AT
5s11 .he =. grand Conservatory Of Music. New York
SIGN0R FAB1ANI, FROM EUROPE,
Professor OF Italian method Of Singing and Voice
Applications for lessons o Var sTs
An ExPERIENCED TEACHER WILL GIVE IN
! ERENCH SYSTEM OF, SOUND SCHOOLS FOR
Sessrt % El
Bai Y Md Cottage cry Mass Washington
Is Winter and spsns Of lsss
The students Hep six paris IS EACH
alns in asonSensed form all that is necessary for
Frees u TIE : FRENCH 'A"e "'e'' ''f 'A'' ~
e s1'' of Hon. Cox 10 East na' st. s ssS a2'i
ScHo3pI oF MUSIC EsIABLIsHEp 1877!
organ for practice e'0'ef d. ''0" = " p seso4m
A RI SCHOOL ,oo4 ,7., WEST END,
Miss KELLY fr hnih london Medast and
m 81 fz St from South kenast0n osr9ars
A RI sCHOOL.--MRs. NJ H. Pixies STUDIO Is
N now no at l5o Pierre Place as formerly where she
Instruction is given in every branch as Of art sSw
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. ST.
w Cloud building, 9Th and sts Nineteenth year.
Piano. Organ Voice, Violin Flute, Cornet &c. Free
advantages O. b. BULLARD Director je27-4m'
nRAWING AND PAINTING-NATIONAL ACAD-
Mrs. g af sSt s xSo p Sss had tMe by
medals and studied fifteen years in Europe with the
most celebrated artists To prevent children forming
careless habits of drawing they will be received Satnr
days four years of age and upward. for almost moth
Ing Thorough instruction in every branch of art,
from drawing of all kinds to portrait and historical
painting. Evening classes for ladies and gentlemen
Mondays and Wednesdays at O'Clock. s27 linz
FuyHE LAW SCHOOL,
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FVsHE CEILULOID TRUSS
IL That never breaks, never wears ont sI,.vr clean
can be worn while bathing. -
lhtor Sslest CHAS. FIHHERa
=. ,,,..,,,,, O%S 9TH street northwest
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

uAILET l. DAVIS PIANOS IMPROVED BY NEW
1 patents Uprshts Z speciality. We keep nne
care Tor OUT Washington agent and which win Be sold
At the lowest possible rates and on monthly install
nECKER BROS PIANOS, FAMOUS FOR RICH
- ness and beauty of tone. Known everywhere 9
SANDERS sTAYMAN,
O1.3m 934 It M.
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.HE LAW SCHOOL

OF THE
COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.
The twenty-third annual session of the LAW
SCHOOL OF THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY will
open in the Law Lecture Hall Of the University Is
corner of 18th and H streets), on
WEDNESDAY,, OCT. 5. AT 8 O'CLOCK.
when the Faculty will make several new and import
ant announcements for the coming year.
New lectu-e courses have been provided.
Enlarged facilities for the of the Law Library
will be furnished.
New prizes one of 800 and another of $50, will be
offered.
The Graduate Department. or School Of Practice.
Will be conducted by Profs. COX and MAURY
For catalogues apply to W. II. Morrison, ATS Pa
ave, and 143i New York ave.: Fitch, Fox l. Brown
143I Pa. ave- W. Ii. Lowdermilk Co., 1924 street
Or address
s:5;}-:3m JAMES C.. YELLING Prest
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Il FOR RENT, AT
SANDERS & STAYMANS,
o1-3m 1884 F ct. NV.
NyHE NEW ESTEY PHILHARMONIC" ORGAN
Il and other styles for church aud chapel Estey
Organs, eight stops 600. Monthly payments Of IS
New styles SANDERS STAYMAN,
o1-3m 0S4 st,
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RAILROADS.

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